Ford’s lawyer, Stephen Hofer, said: "They conducted a full investigation into the matter. They interviewed Mr. Ford, they looked at all of the audio and video and computer evidence regarding the landing.

"After reviewing all of that they determined that no administrative or enforcement action was warranted. He retains his pilot certificate without any restrictions. He has been advised and is very happy about it."

Harrison Ford was annoyed at himself (Image: Getty)

Last month, audio emerged of Ford branding himself a "schmuck" in an exchange with an air traffic controller.

"Yeah, hi, its Husky Eight-Niner Hotel Uniform," Ford is heard saying on the recording, using the phonetic pronunciation of his aviation call sign.

"I'm the schmuck that landed on the taxiway."

The 'Star Wars' and 'Indiana Jones' star then goes on to explain that he landed in the wrong place because he was distracted by two jets.

The Hollywood actor landed on a taxiway instead of a runway (Image: FameFlynet)

Ford is a plane enthusiast (Image: FameFlynet)

On the audio tape, released by the Federal Aviation Administration, the air traffic controller asks for Ford's name and pilot's licence, assuring the film star that the mishap is "no big deal."

"Well it's a big deal for me, hold on," Ford responds, adding that he is looking in a backpack, apparently for his pilot's licence. At that point the audio cuts off.

Ford taking off from Santa Monica airport on 12 February (Image: FameFlynet)

In the February 13 incident Ford flew his single-engine Aviat Husky over an American Airlines jet in Santa Ana, California.

He then landed on the taxiway that runs parallel to the runway.

Taxiways are paths along which aircraft can taxi when moving to or from a runway, where planes take off and land.